Bowdoin 149th Commencement Honors Several Local Grads
Bowdoin College awarded arts degrees at its 149th commencement held in the First Parish Brunswick. Speakers included four graduates delivering addresses. Notable local honorees were Rord on Olsen of Stow and Gordon Concord of Bowdoin lineage. Olsen is Concord High School and Bowdoin band member who joined Psi Upsilon. Concord’s Gordon Concord studied at Bowdoin and served on the Orient staff. Olsen was commissioned a second lieutenant in the reserves Friday morning.
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Rordon Olsenick
Maine
Alvin Gig
Stow
Gordon Concord
James S. Coles
Bownlege
Brunswick
Eld
Yin M. Litchfield
Middhool
Concord
Carlisle Grangers Attend Neighbor Night Meeting
Members of the Carlisle Grange P of H attended the Neighbor's Night meeting of Burlington Grange last evening. The next regular meeting is set for Wednesday July 7 with a local delegation visiting Dunstable Grange. The Grange plans its annual outing to be announced in July. 17 to 20 Middlesex North Pomona members will dine at Uncle Pete's Twin Trees Restaurant in Maynard for a supper meeting.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Grange
Burlington Grange
Dunstable
Middlesex North Pomona
Pete
Twin Trees
Maynard
Vacation Set For Stow Public Health Nurse
Stow public health nurse Doris Allan will take her annual July vacation, with the town to cover duties in her absence.
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Stow
Doris Allan
Concord High School 1999 Class Holds 25th Reunion in Marlboro
About 51 members and guests of Concord High class of 1999 met at Marlboro Country Club for a smorgasbord reunion. Secretary Edward W. Hanley Jr. presided in place of President Robert Ferran. Funds were raised for a disease research campaign. Stephen Crick traveled from Dearborn. Thaniel A. Kelley from Troy won a kids and marriage prizes. Mrs. J Almon Heyliger was named the only grandmother. Plans set for 30th reunion in five years.
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Concord
Concord High School
Marlboro Country Club
Robert, Ferran
New York
Edward W. Hanley, Jr
Belmont
Jennie
Bekosky
Emerson
Mary
Thornton) Donghoe
New Arrivals at Emerson Hospital This Week
Concord notices list six newborns including a daughter to Mr and Mrs Lloyd E Cowen of Stow on June 15 a son to Mr and Mrs Robert L Sorenson of Waltham on June 16 a daughter to Mr and Mrs George J OBrien of Maynard on June 16 a daughter to Mr and Mrs James W Lisanby of Arlington on June 18 and a son to Mr and Mrs Donald Anderson of Maynard on June 19.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
Lloyd E. Cowen
Old Hudson Road
Stow
Rober L. Sorenson
Sheffield Road
Waltham
George J. O’brien
Espie Avenue
Maynard
James W. Lisanby
Warren Street
Arlington
Donald Anderson
Hillside Street
Seven Birthdays Add Up To 597 Years In Gloucester
In Gloucester Massachusetts seven friends marked birthdays over ten days totaling 597 years. The celebrants include Rutherford Smith 90 Miss Jennie Smith 88 Dan Woodbury 84 Mrs Ruth Rogers 83 Francis Poole 82 Miss Mary O Hearn 81 and Mrs Elizabeth ...
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Gloucester
Mass
Rutherford Smith
Jennie Smith
Dan Woodbury
Ruth Rogers
Francis Poole
Mary O’hearn
Elizabeth
Around the World in a Coffee Cup II
Readers explore global coffee customs from Arabia to Europe and Latin America. The guide outlines brewing basics, percolator timing, and regional specials such as Arab ibrik coffee with saf ant or cloves and Italian espresso with lemon twist or cinnamon.
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United States
Europe
Italy
Latin America
Paris
Vienna
Vacation Safety Emphasis Urges Care During Summer Break
The Massachusetts Highway Safety Committee warns that vacation time increases traffic and child exposure to risk. Registrar Rudolph F. King urges parents and motorists to cooperate with enforcement and safety officials to prevent accidents as 900000 children enjoy summer freedom and 76000 more registrations join the roads.
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Udolph F. King
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Massachusetts Highway Safety Committee
Procaine 31 Government IIM Evokes Harbors in Michigan
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a government institute handling procaine 31 and harbor matters in Michigan. Key entities include government and Michigan harbors, with unclear links between programs. The readable bits point to administrative actions or hearings without concrete dates or outcomes.
First Anniversary Mass Held at Our Lady Help of Christians
In West Concord a Mass was celebrated for Mrs. Jessie Collicutt at Our Lady Help of Christians Church marking the one year anniversary of her death. Firefighters logged 134 alarms so far this year. Emerson Hospital opened an evening program in the nurses home inviting high school girls to join as junior aides.
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Our Lady Help of Christians Church
West Concord
Jessie Collicutt
Emerson Hospital
Nurses Home
Summertime Tips From the Tropics
Look to the tropics for tricks to stay cool this summer. Wear lightweight cotton knit panties for comfort and moisture help. Cotton lingerie is easy to care for and machine washable. Colors need not be white or pale pink, as bright tones are available.
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Tropics
Heavens lining up sun Mars as Earth nears
United Press science report outlines a rare planetary alignment with Earth Sun and Mars in close proximity. It notes distances from 39.75 million to 62 million miles, closest since 1941, and details an international Mars observation program from 18 observatories in 10 countries.
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Delos Smith
United Press
Science
New York
Earth
Mars
Ex County Agent Files Complaint Against MacDougall
A former Middlesex Extension Service agent and six representatives told the Association for Better County Government that Allister MacDougall, director, undermines agents with ridicule and humiliation. They accuse him of discrimination, misrepresentation, and poor personnel practices, seeking a public hearing or publication of their statements. The signatories include Ellen Her of Lexington Louis Talbot of Waltham Cosette Kane of Oklahoma City Katherine Johnson of West Acton Viola Mckenzie of Boston and Helen Sellew of Naick. A signed copy is on file with Concord office.
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Concord
Association For Better County Government
Ellen M. Her
Lexington
Louis B. Talbot
Waltham
Cosette D. Kane
Oklahoma City
Katherine Johnson
West Acton
Viola McKenzie
Boston
Helen T. Sellew
Na‘ick
Middlesex County
Kane
Middlesex County Extension Service
MacDougall
MacDouglall
Contoversy
The
Unclear Editorial Fragments Spark Reading Ambiguity
Fragmentary newspaper text uses phrases about recurring lines of unknown nature and origin. The readable portions suggest a discussion about unidentified phenomena or patterns, but missing context leaves interpretation uncertain and incomplete.
Association For Retarded Children To Meet June 28
The South Middlesex Association for Retarded Children will hold its last meeting of the season Monday June 28 at 8 p m in the Community Room of the Civic League Concord street Framingham. Mrs Helen L Bacon of the Massachusetts Department of Health will be the guest speaker discussing Help for Retarded Children. All are welcome to attend.
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South Middlesex Assoc
Civic League
Concord Street
Framingham
Helen L. Bacon
Psychiatrc Social Ore of
The
Mass
Department To Health
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